The large boost in revenue stems directly from USMD’s expansion, which took full effect in August 2013. USMD includes two physician-owned hospitals — USMD Hospital at Arlington (Texas) and USMD Hospital at Fort Worth (Texas) — as well as several cancer centers, imaging centers, diagnostic labs and physician clinics.
A vast majority of USMD’s net patient revenue (69 percent) comes from privately insured patients, while Medicare represents about 29 percent of revenue. USMD’s operating income in FY 2013 totaled almost $3 million, lower than last year’s $12.2 million due to transitioning with more operating expenses.
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